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Pliny is only on tap in Philly. No bottles.

Which Bottle Logic are you looking for?

I think I have the first 3 anniversary beers from Kane.

FWIW I don't think any of these beers are currently available at the brewery. (Maybe the Cantillon's)

They released bottles of it.

Probably doesn't have any other wish list beers.

In PA, it is pretty common because a lot of the breweries have taprooms that are separate businesses so they can have different licenses. They have to sell their beer to the wholesaler, then the tap room has to buy it from the wholesaler, at the wholesalers marked up price.

I would bury the Higher Math real deep in there! That beer was rough. Nice haul though!

You could have that guy send it directly to him. Then just send the rest. Haha, I am ready for a new list, I haven't granted for a while. Too bad he isn't looking for the '13 BA Mexican Cakes...;)

A couple boxes came last week.

Yes!

Did you check your F.G. with the hydrometer after the dry hop?

The presence of alcohol throws off the reading of the refractometer.

It was 10.50 or 11.50 per can at the brewery. I doubt it will be cheaper than that. Especially in PA, if it comes here.

Yep. And $2 in stickers. It was a really well run release. Hung around til 2 and the waitress was happy to bring me 3 more bottles without waiting in line. Not sure how long they will last this week.

Tired Hands haul from yesterday:

Sweet, looks like you were able to get me a bottle and a glass. Thanks.

If rich didn't grant this I can grant it.

One of my favorite coffee stouts uses the same method that I do (that is where I got the idea.) I haven't had any issues with head in the beers I have done. Honestly I never really thought about it much, though. I guess I always did it thinking it was the same process as cold brewing coffee...

I usually just add coarse ground coffee beans to the beer, in a hop bag, as I cold crash it for a few days. Basically "dry-hopping" with coffee. That way you don't have to worry about any extra liquid.